Swatter apparatus with removable films
OwnerGeorge B. Hollandinventor
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Abstract
A swatter apparatus with removable films that includes a plurality of removable films disposed in layers covering each of a first surface and second surface of a head portion, each of said plurality of removable films removable sequentially from the head portion after swatting, whereby insect and other pest remains are readily separable from the head portion when an uppermost one of the plurality of removable films is peeled from the head portion for expedient disposal.
Claims3
A swatter apparatus with removable films comprising a plurality of removable films layered and removably adhered uniformly upon each of a first surface and a second surface of a head portion, each of said plurality of removable films having an adhesive suffused thereover to ensnare targeted insects and pests, each of said plurality of removable films sequentially removable from the head portion subsequent swatting, said head portion and plurality of removable films having a plurality of elongate apertures disposed therethrough superimposed only in edgewise position upon the head portion such that the plurality of elongate apertures are arranged in two rows extending along opposing edges of the head portion, each aperture of the plurality of elongate apertures has rounded ends and a longitudinal axis which is at an angle to a longitudinal axis of the head portion, wherein insect remains, or other pest remains, are readily separable from the head portion for expedient disposal.
A swatter apparatus with removable films comprising:
- an elastically flexible handle member including:
- an ergonomically configured shaft portion;
- a proximal end;
- a distal end;
- a head portion centrally disposed endwise upon the handle member at the distal end, said head portion including:
- a first surface and a second surface;
- a plurality of removable films removably adhered in layers to uniformly cover each of the first surface and second surface, each of said removable films having an adhesive disposed thereover to removably adhere each of the plurality of removable films together, and removably adhere said plurality of removable films to uniformly cover each of the first surface and second surface, whereby said adhesive is usable to ensnare targeted insects or pests to an uppermost one of the plurality of removable films and the plurality of removable films is layered upon the head portion and sequentially removable therefrom;
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- a plurality of elongate apertures only disposed through the head portion and each of the plurality of removable films superimposed in edgewise position upon the head portion such that the plurality of elongate apertures are arranged in two rows extending along opposing edges of the head portion, each aperture of the plurality of elongate apertures has rounded ends and a longitudinal axis which is at an angle to a longitudinal axis of the head portion;
- wherein each of the removable films is sequentially removable for expedient disposal subsequent use of the swatter apparatus with removable films to swat targeted insects, or other pests, whereby insect remains, or other pest remains, are conveniently removed from the head portion for ready disposal thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.